Show 51 STOCKS MS II IN lu INTHE THE TUT i fit EAST noT flu i Market Is ts Dull and al Without feature jf J MORE ACCOUNTS CLOSED V SETTLEMENT SETTLE NT OX OP MICK NICK AFFAIRS CONTINUES CON u S St i t V Firmness milan Hulas ul s Throughout the Greater Part of the Session Al AI Although AIth ALthough though th gh where Phere is Depression es ion and Lower Prices ic sf at t the Close CH s Cotton Bailies Ralli sand and some ome Shorts Cover 09 V New York May Mar 2 26 Th There JO was w s no change ch in conditions in the stock market today The depressing Influence of ot the th failure on Thursday continues to over I Hang bang th the and to discourage any I speculative activity A large proportion for I ot o the th days da small business was given over r to transactions in settlement of the o failed firms affairs The Tha firm of brokers whose buying yesterday was said to rep resent r nt a transfer of the accounts of the customers of Price McCormick Co Cowap Cow Cow wap w again m conspicuous operator today These Thea Ch operations oP represent r a reentry i ii lii th market of some customers of Ju hF railed failed f Ue f firm to whom loans were wore paid dif when their contracts were closed out un mi der the rule of the exchange or whose commitments are taken over from the suspended firm by other houses This op oration er is a sustaining Influence on prices 8 and was especially evident today in Union Pacific P The prevalent belief bene that the banks which hold the firms collateral would it tr on the market Tor forc forced ed sale to liquidate the loans also served to relieve apprehension to some extent Authoritative denials of some of the ru nl rumors mors put into nto circulation of Or cial difficulties were an Influence toward t wara relieving depression These factors it will be observed were rather negative in ip character but they th y served to keep the market pretty steady y The sharp rally In cotton was factor The shorts covered in Sugar Sigar railroad earnings were reported favot abi ab a nd and d especially e b those of Hocking Val Wy tl f and alid 1 Id the and aUd the strength ol of rape stocks stoel helped the th rest the market The closing clo was WM wn nevertheless I I heavy at concessions from the highest prices I I The bank statement W s about as ex expected expected expected V and was without influence on the th market The stock market has been dull all week and operations have been almost entirely in professional hands Commis sion houses in Wall street are almost deserted and no orders of Importance come to them by man mall or telegraph Sev Several Several Several eral Of pie professional stock operators whose who dealings have been on an exten etten extensive sive scale seale have hae joined in the summer ex exodus odes odus to Europe and so far as indications I I slow show have withdrawn from an active I share in the dealings in stocks With the public DubUe out of the market and I the professional prof trading relegated to op I I on a small maU scale there has been I little to reflect the general conditions COnditiOn s of business except as the dullness is a neg I Indication of the doubt and confusion confusion sion reK the trade outlook The failure ef of Price McCormick Co eo did not cause anything like demoralization in the I market bat bet it had a decidedly unsettling effect on speculation The confusion and amI uncertainty caused c by this event had the I effect of bf rather increasing the apathy of the stock market The growing STowing plethora af f money has lies no Influence in stimulating V speculation This Is because the phenomenon J enon is clearly due to the decreasing ac no of trade trad In the Iron trade partie particularly I the further shading of prices and andI the shutting down of additional mills has I resulted m ft only slight V additions to new business Dealings in bonds have been small and unimportant Refunding when issued i declined 4 and old and Q Sn 58 1 3 in inthe the bid bIdI price The 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